see

/sˈiː/

/ˈsi/

[verb] [noun]

to see

[VERB]

MAIN VERB

to notice a thing or person with our eyes

1.1

to watch or be a spectator of something such as a movie, performance, game, etc.

synonyms : catch

take in

view

watch

1.2

to possess or use the ability of sight

1.3

to look or ask for information or help

to meet someone accidentally and without prior arrangement

synonyms : discover

2.1

to visit a particular place or person

2.2

to go out with a particular person or meet them regularly as one's romantic partner

synonyms : date

go out

go steady

2.3

to consult or have a meeting with a specialist

2.4

to conduct an interview or consultation with

to realize or understand something

3.1

to find out or become certain about something by asking, discovering, or considering

synonyms : ascertain

3.2

to regard someone or something in a specific way

synonyms : regard

3.3

to perceive something as a possibility or imagine someone doing a particular thing

synonyms : envision

to witness or experience a particular situation or event

synonyms : experience

go through

4.1

to be the setting or time of an event

synonyms : witness

to accompany or escort someone to a particular place in order to show politeness or to help or protect them

synonyms : escort

to check or make sure that something is done or is taken care of

synonyms : ascertain

used to talk about something that one will find out about or decide upon after later reflection or consideration

See

[NOUN]

the seat within a bishop's diocese where his cathedral is located

Examples

1. Many companies saw the advent of online retailing as a threat to their bricks and mortar business.

2. See the syllabus for the class schedule and assignments.

3. The beach has seen many romantic proposals over the years.

4. The medieval period saw the rise of chivalry and feudalism in Europe.

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